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kelli - ran 2 miles a day for 2012, aiming for the same for 2013 Started conversation May 12, 2009
With the CRATE example, a longer word does exist that starts with these letters so why would a point be lost? Or is it just the first recognised word?
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David B - Singing Librarian Owl Posted May 12, 2009
When I've played a similar game (we used DONKEY), we say 'continuing' to indicate that we were thinking of a longer word. I wouldn't like to say whether this is part of official rules...
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Gnomon - time to move on Posted May 12, 2009
The object of the game is to add letters without finishing a word.
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Vestboy Posted Jun 28, 2009
Exactly. If you give a letter that makes a real word of 3 letters or more you lose, if the others notice it. It's interesting how many words are finished when someone it thinking of a much longer one.
A tactic is to think of an adjective when a noun is about to be finished.
E.G.
A says "T"
B says "E"
C Says "L"
A says "E"
B says "S"
C Says "C"
A says "O"
B says "P"
C If they say "E" they lose by finishing the word TELESCOPE but if they say "I" they force the next player into challenging them or into saying "C" and finishing the word TELESCOPIC.
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